New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

Mr. James Russell Lowell VIII preside at the dinner
~ tho Massachusetts TariG Reform League al Boston
10 morrow evening
Mr. and Nj, George Parsons Lahrop arc spending
tho winter n New London
rpon Lord Lyons'S coffin was placed a wreath with
me inscription mark of the highest re- ard and true
friendship from Victoria l.. L. Another WAS \ last
tolrn OF enduring friendship and snccl& regret from
Albert Edward
word comes from Florence Of the death OF Signora
Mariana Barbicrl Ninl. who was famous thirty or
forty years ago ~ oucIatc singer and was a~ nv
marlabo for exceptional uglineS, for her artistic
talcn, and splendid voice In the height ~ her fame
she married Count Nin and retired from the stage
After his death shc married we'll known Vienna
musician named Haclcnsoner. who suddenly dis
appeared leaving her I'm extremely straltcncd circum-
stances and she was forgotten except 10y iow faith,
ful friends She used herself To relate with certain
ap, G'1" HI her %tG the T tTn cRrr6 a Presented
To the heroine 10y Ndasa,' ShN bent 10 embrace
wns so tcrrfnc, by her uelness sho spraug from
the stage into tho wings, rNclaming. Mother mother.
the witch Is there" 10 the Intense amusement OF tho
audicncr.
Tho Youngest daughter of senator Farwcl Is to be
married TO the son Of Mr. Winston formerly Minister
to Persia.
Tho ladies' Of Lagos and wscohuta sent to Queen
Victoria a gold calabash jubilee present, AMI ~
It was manufactured out Of England Her Majesty
had pay duty of ~ ~ on II broro she cou" sct
1t out Of tho custom house.
Tho British Government having betrayed Gordon
to his death at Khartoum, tho Egyptian Government
has now rcpudlacd and dishonorcd tho tills drawn
on II by him during tho siege, to tho amount OF
800 600 and the holders have begun suit against
Gordons private estate for payment.
Tho audience which assembled to hear Mr.. J. f.
MurdocRs lecture Shakespeare at Boston last
week included Mr. Edwin Booth, Mr. Law encc Bar
rrtt Mr. William Warren. Mr.. H. NJ Ticknor. the Rev.
Dr. j. I. Duryoa Mrs. James T. Fields and Miss Sarah
q. JoWott.
Tho wedding OF Miss Florence Boughton daughter
Of the we'll known artist was In spite OF tho weather
says Tho World" OF London, probably the most
picturesque ceremony which tho now church Of ST.
Mary Abbots has yet wtne ssed. Neither wind nor
rain could possibly the effect Of the group the
chancel stop The bride looked wonderfully we'll In
maids in gray and silver with bouquets of yellow
and orange nthcmunS seemed as thy had JUST
stepped out of ono of Mr. Boughtons happcs pictures
Diplomacy and the drama, science and sOrety. art.
oaturo poetry, all equally we'll represented
In tho crowded congregation, cuiiousN sutu' 'ou ~
red ropes Mr.. Phelps there, accompanied by his
VITO ia gray velvet and red cloth bonnet Mrs
l.oughtOu, standing near the BRIDE wOro Gobcns blue
velvet and old Italian point Mr. Robert Browning
appcnrcd to hc composing odo for tho occasion !;
Miss Mary Anderson looked I'm her way to rehearsal
Lady Neville IN ruby velvet and fur,
with embroidery and isplendrnt with brass buttons
Lady MackcnZlo, IN black mOre. Jet and silver fox,
brought Miss Mackenzie Ia rod cloth and chlnchia !.
the Academy contributed MIR Orchardson, Mr.. Petite,
aud n dozen other painters Mrs. Alma Tadcma was
there In russell brown velvet and largo hat and among
Othor friends VI Mr. BOughton present were Mr.. aiid